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Thread: HBAR to comply with MD laws

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    Quote Originally Posted by JediGuy View Post
    That’s great info, Clint, I didn’t know you could do that. I’ll see what he’s thinking, but I’d definitely put an upper from you guys at the top of any list.
    Centurion does as well.
    Gettin' down innagrass.
    Let's Go Brandon!

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    Last edited by 556er; 03-31-21 at 11:09.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clint View Post
    It just needs to be marked HBAR.

    We've done this on our MPR barrels before for MD customers.

    This, I Lived in MD for 8 years before moving to VA last year. HBAR is not defined in state code so the best that the MSP can tell you is marked or advertised as a heavy barrel. With that being said, its not really enforced outside of gunshops as its pretty much unenforceable for a number of reasons.

    Prebans were grandfathererd
    Does not apply to AR pistols
    Does not apply to SBR's
    Does not apply to piston AR's
    Does not apply to non 556 guns like 6.5/6.3/300blk
    Does not apply to non TDP guns like LMT MRP's and KAC SR15's
    Does not apply to Large frame AR's

    Personally speak, I always shot at public ranges and never once heard of somebodies AR being questioned. MDshooters has been in a full blown panic since it past in regards to what is an hbar/

    In reality, for as shitty as MD was, nobody really cares about guns outside of Baltimore and PG county.

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